These images look great! Please comment the name of the author if you know who took these. I would surely love to credit him for this nice lil’ work. These heads look as if they muttated into some strange form. Can you guess how this trick was done?
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Obviously, half these frame-thingies are window, the other half mirror.
I have seen and been part of, a similar trick.
*SPOILER ALERT*
You need a two-face mirror (a mirror that has a mirror on its back as well) that is cut cross wise into stripes and wou have to remove every second stripe.
You need two persons, they sit on the opposite side of the mirrors. Make sure that their face faces the middle of their respective mirrors.
When a person looks into the mirror, half of the stripes shows his/her original face, the other half shows the face of the other person who sits in front of the opposite mirror.
Kind of freaky.
Another way of doing it is using a double mirror, in a dark room, where each person holds a flashlight or a candle.
You shine the light around your face and play with how both faces merge based on the different shading you get.
There was a bar in my home town (Sao Paulo, Brazil) where each table had one.
They had them for sale too.
LOL!!!!!!*o*
Hehe, we did something like this in our yearbook, just photoshopped a lot of people’s heads together like this. We called our creation “Fabreezio”.
Looks like the “If they mated” segment on Conan
da second Foto kinda gives away……………………
i think there are some “mirror stripes”,
a person is on the other side and the other is on this side looking at the mirror…
look at this head in the bottom of the picture!
What I don’t get is how the camera doesn’t show in the mirrors.
Cool pic, though!
the camera is positioned above the heads so that its reflection would be out of screen in the reflection. Note the extreme foreground, blurry, top of head which is just below and in front of the camera lens.
this was like i guess kinda kool..
I dont think the camera is on top of their heads. You can see a person in the back on the first picture. That person has his hands up probably with the camera.
cool
This is easy
strips going across or down that are silvered(to become mirrors)even to that of the empty space. Someone is sitting on the other side. That simple. I know because I’ve seen places with this stuff in them…
the second one looks a bit like my older brother…
its just looks like 2 people had their picture taken & the pictures were cut in2 strips & stuck 2gether!
i dont get this 1! :-(
| | | the lines are mirrors imagine that one person is on the other side and u can see parts of their face between the mirror strips and another person sitting facing the mirror n parts of their face is being reflected on the mirror
kinda easy trick
see on the second pic u can see the mans head
i think it’s photoshopped? dunno… great idea but.. weird.. somehow.
Here’s my idea of how they were made. First, some guy went around and took pictures of peoples faces, in public, which explains the bodys of other people in the background. Second, the guy got on his computer and open photoshop, then he uploaded all the pics and snipped stripsof the photo out, then he put them all together as one pic. Third, he saved all the strips as one picture and e-mailed them of to MOI. That’s how I think it was done.
PS. I dont really know how the blurs at the bottoms of the pics got there. Do you know?
it looks gross and funny to
its like a mirror on one side
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(”)(”)its really cool! imagine if they put all zig zaggy. ha ha. lol btw luv the website!!!
whats that first guy licking????
. . . good question nobody. . . ehhhh
haha I remember seeing this at a science museam! It’s just slats of mirror. this site is amazing btw :)